Singapore Swim Races Resume After E. Coli Delay
Singapore Swim Races Resume After E. Coli Delay

Singapore Swim Races Resume After E. Coli Delay

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Both the men's and women's 10km open water swimming races at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore were postponed due to elevated E. coli levels detected at the Sentosa course. Water samples initially exceeded safety thresholds set by World Aquatics and the WHO, prompting delays for both events. After further testing showed significant improvement, with E. coli levels rated from 'good' to 'excellent,' the races proceeded on Wednesday afternoon. Florian Wellbrock of Germany won the rescheduled men's 10km race. Athlete health and safety remain a top priority, with ongoing water quality monitoring in place. Additional open water events are scheduled for later in the week.

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